Articles by Joel Khalili, News and Features Editor

Joel Khalili is the News and Features Editor at TechRadar Pro, covering cybersecurity, data privacy, cloud, AI, blockchain, internet infrastructure, 5G, data storage, computing and more. He's responsible for curating our news content, as well as commissioning and producing features on the technologies that are transforming the way the world does business.

Joel also produces a series of profiles for TechRadar Pro, highlighting the stories of individuals who have had a material impact on the world of technology or have used technology platforms to bring about societal change. PR agencies are encouraged to get in touch to submit spokespeople who fit this criteria for consideration.

Before moving into his latest role, Joel was also responsible for curating and sub-editing news content on ITProPortal, another B2B technology publication focused specifically on the needs of the enterprise. And before that, he spent some time producing features for VRFocus on the barriers standing in the way of the widespread adoption of virtual reality.

Joel holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from University College London.

Articles by: Joel Khalili

Intel dishes new details on its Arctic Sound-M GPUs - and there's plenty to like

By Joel Khalili published 11 May 22

Intel Vision 2022 Intel has revealed new information about its adventures in the datacenter GPU market.

New Intel service tackles a fundamental cybersecurity problem

By Joel Khalili published 11 May 22

Intel Vision 2022 Intel unveils Project Amber, a new SaaS product designed to advance the field of confidential computing.

Intel CEO on CHIPS Act: 'Get that frickin' thing done'

By Joel Khalili published 10 May 22

Intel Vision 2022 Intel’s Pat Gelsinger hammers home the importance of the US CHIPS Act.

Intel is going big on a new type of processor you’ve probably never heard of

By Joel Khalili published 10 May 22

Intel Vision 2022 Intel sets out an ambitious long-term roadmap for its IPUs.

New Intel accelerators pave the way for ginormous new AI models

By Joel Khalili published 10 May 22

Intel Vision 2022 Intel-owned Habana Labs unveils second-generation Gaudi accelerators.

This command line tool you've never heard of is quickly gathering steam

By Joel Khalili published 4 May 22

Graphite raises new $20 million funding round to drive forward its new command line tool.

Apple employees rise up against return to office orders

By Joel Khalili published 4 May 22

Apple's return to the office orders have gone down like a lead balloon with some employees.

Exclusive: ProtonMail creator says attempts to rein in Big Tech 'only tackle 5% of the problem'

By Joel Khalili published 3 May 22

Exclusive The founder of Proton believes proposed legislation does not go far enough to put a real dent in the dominance of Big Tech.

Browser wars: Has Microsoft Edge completely lost its way?

By Joel Khalili published 3 May 22

Microsoft Edge is struggling to steal users from the largest browsers on the market.

Will Meta ruin the metaverse before it even exists?

By Joel Khalili published 30 April 22

There are signs Meta’s metaverse might not be as open and inclusive as we were promised.

AWS: It's easy to forget, but 'life was painful' before the cloud

By Joel Khalili published 27 April 22

AWS Summit AWS has called for developers to embrace the cloud-only model to accelerate time to market.

New Appian scheme gives you the chance to kickstart your career as a developer

By Joel Khalili published 26 April 22

Appian has announced a new scheme to help give developers vital low-code skills.

This cringeworthy Microsoft Teams feature could soon be forced upon you

By Joel Khalili last updated 25 April 22

An upcoming Microsoft Teams update will give hosts the power to dictate the way a meeting is displayed for all users.

Microsoft Teams update offers a glimpse at the future of online collaboration

By Joel Khalili published 22 April 22

An upcoming Microsoft Teams update brings the Suggested Replies feature to a wider audience.

Google claps back at Brave, DuckDuckGo over latest privacy debate

By Joel Khalili published 21 April 22

Google has called into question accusations levelled by Brave and DuckDuckGo in relation to the controversial AMP initiative.

Brave, DuckDuckGo just gave you another way to flip Google the middle finger

By Joel Khalili published 20 April 22

Brave and DuckDuckGo have rolled out updates to help users bypass a divisive web initiative from Google.

AMD’s new Ryzen Pro 6000 CPUs apparently crush Intel in an all-important contest

By Joel Khalili published 20 April 22

AMD has launched a new series of Ryzen Pro mobile CPUs to power the fastest business laptops around.

The inside story of the infamous SolarWinds hack

By Joel Khalili published 17 April 22

Sudhakar Ramakrishna piloted SolarWinds through the rockiest time in the company’s history.

Here's what a pair of AR sports glasses taught me about the future of work

By Joel Khalili published 16 April 22

AR has the potential to play a significant role in the workplace, but there are kinks to be ironed out.

A new Arm-based CPU with 128 cores will send a shiver down spines at Intel and AMD

By Joel Khalili published 14 April 22

Alibaba Cloud is readying new cloud instances powered by custom Arm-based silicon instead of chips from Intel and AMD.

1Password update will stop you becoming a crypto disaster story

By Joel Khalili last updated 14 April 22

1Password wants to help users keep their cryptocurrency as secure as possible.

A clever new browser extension eliminates one of the worst problems with the web

By Joel Khalili published 13 April 22

The CookieEnforcer web browser extension automatically rejects those annoying cookie pop-ups.

Razer partners with Lambda on gorgeous new Linux laptop - but it's probably not for you

By Joel Khalili published 13 April 22

Razer’s monstrous new Linux laptop is designed for the most demanding machine learning workloads.

Intel beefs up 500-acre mega factory to help put AMD and others to the sword

By Joel Khalili published 12 April 22

Intel has cut the ribbon on massive 500-acre campus that will be used to develop powerful new processors.

OpenSSH is now quantum-secure, apparently

By Joel Khalili published 11 April 22

The latest version of OpenSSH is designed to shield against attacks powered by quantum computers of the future.

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